Keen Astro is the astrophotography and deep sky imaging work of Andy Keen. Andy is a British astrophotographer, educator and long-time Aurora chaser with more than sixteen years of experience working under Arctic skies. His photography and field work have been featured internationally in publications including The Guardian, Sky & Telescope and Wanderlust Magazine.
Andy has also appeared in several television documentaries, among them the BBC’s BAFTA-nominated Little Stargazing and The Sun (Die Sonne), a Spiegel TV production directed by Fabian Wolf that later aired on ARTE, Curiosity Stream and other international broadcasters.
Through Keen Astro, Andy shares his knowledge via small-group workshops and one-to-one guidance, focusing on deep sky imaging, practical astrophotography skills, and helping people connect with the night sky through calm, patient observation.
Aurora Expeditions in Swedish Lapland
Two carefully timed small-group expeditions during the most favourable aurora seasons of the year — late winter and the autumn equinox.
Beneath the Northern Lights of Swedish Lapland
Experience the magic of the aurora beneath the snow-covered landscapes of Swedish Lapland during the New Moon period of March 2027.
Explore the forests, frozen coastlines and Arctic landscapes surrounding Luleå while searching for the Northern Lights beneath dark Lapland skies.
Northern Lights & Autumn Colours of Swedish Lapland
Join professional astrophotographer and veteran aurora chaser Andy Keen for a small-group expedition beneath the Northern Lights during the New Moon period of September 2027.
Experience the aurora beneath dark Lapland skies while exploring the autumn landscapes surrounding Luleå, where open water can create beautiful reflections of the Northern Lights during active displays.
2027 Total Solar Eclipse
Spain
A rare opportunity to witness one of nature’s most extraordinary events from the path of totality in southern Spain.
Cádiz, Spain
Path of Totality
2 August 2027
On 2 August 2027 a total solar eclipse will sweep across southern Spain, bringing several minutes of daytime darkness as the Sun’s delicate corona becomes visible in the sky.
Southern Spain lies directly on the path of totality and offers historically favourable weather conditions along with one of the longest durations of totality visible anywhere along the eclipse path.
Pre-registration is now open. Two people have already registered their interest and places will be extremely limited.
Register Your InterestLive Aurora Mission Control
Monitor the Northern Lights in real time using space-weather data from NOAA’s DSCOVR spacecraft. This preview shows current solar wind conditions affecting aurora activity over Scandinavia.
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